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The Impact of Climate Change on Planting Zones: A Look Ahead to 2050
The impact of climate change on planting zones is shifting agricultural landscapes, creating a need for adaptation, research, sustainable practices, and education by 2050.
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Late-Season Rain
Late-season rain in Southern California can both nourish and harm native plants, impacting root health, erosion, nutrient balance, flooding adaptation, fire risk, and conservation efforts.
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Desalination in Southern California: Balancing Water Supply, Ecosystem, and Economy
Southern California, with its arid climate and ever-growing population, faces constant challenges in ensuring a stable and sustainable water supply.
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Southern California Planting Zones
Exploring Southern California’s Unique Planting Zones: A guide to understanding the diversity of planting California native plants.
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Embracing the Fifth Season
In California, mid-way between summer and winter there exists a unique phenomenon known as the Fifth Season.
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Solar is the Only Option
I am firmly concluding that solar energy is the only way to go. With fuel costs rising, drought becoming an annual occurrence in the west, and annual heat emergencies getting worse and worse. We need to find alternatives to old systems of energy production that, as the temperatures go up, continue to fail, and expose…
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Exploring Urban Ecosystems and Patch Ecology 